My practice draws from observational cinema and participant observation. Through filmmaking, photography, and making by hand, I explore how people create meaning through ritual, performance, family histories, clothing, food, travel, and the ordinary objects they keep.












Somewhere between filmmaker, actor, photographer, and maker, I move between observing and participating. My work asks how identities are performed, how memories become stories, and how relationships evolve over time.










My work unfolds over years. I often return to the same people, places, and questions, treating filmmaking as a long-term practice of observation rather than documentation.











The bags and jewelry I make emerge from this same practice.












Objects made through the pratice of attention.










Whether I am making a film, photographing a moment, or sewing by hand, I see each medium as a way of paying attention.